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This document is a tutorial for the Management of Data, Analytics and Change (BUSA8030) subject at Macquarie University. It includes activities about digital transformation, case studies, and referencing.

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Management of Data, Analytics and Change (BUSA8030) WEEK 5: PEOPLE AND MANAGEMENT (SOFT SKILLS) OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Tutorial Digital Transformation Culture Tutorial Activity A From the video First, discuss the following questions/id...

Management of Data, Analytics and Change (BUSA8030) WEEK 5: PEOPLE AND MANAGEMENT (SOFT SKILLS) OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Tutorial Digital Transformation Culture Tutorial Activity A From the video First, discuss the following questions/ideas: o Discuss the key learnings that Detecon Consulting, GC Index, Concentra, and TM Forum gained from their Catalyst Project. o Highlight any challenges they faced and how they overcame them. o Emphasize the importance of flexibility, collaboration, and a willingness to adapt to changing circumstances. Second, formulate a thought-provoking question related to the video you've watched. Explain in a couple of sentences why your question is significant and relevant to the topic of the video. Third, read your question and justification aloud to the whole class. 2 Digital Transformation Culture CATALYST PROJECT CASE STUDY https://youtu.be/Pr7xSyxCUL8 3 Digital Transformation Culture Tutorial Activity A From the video First, discuss the following questions/ideas: o Discuss the key learnings that Detecon Consulting, GC Index, Concentra, and TM Forum gained from their Catalyst Project. o Highlight any challenges they faced and how they overcame them. o Emphasize the importance of flexibility, collaboration, and a willingness to adapt to changing circumstances. Second, formulate a thought-provoking question related to the video you've watched. Explain in a couple of sentences why your question is significant and relevant to the topic of the video. Third, read your question and justification aloud to the whole class. 4 BUSA8030 and BUSA7030 ASSIGNMENT 3 – INDIVIDUAL CASE STUDY Assignment 3 – Individual Case Study Due: Week 7, Friday 6th of September MARKS: 30% LENGTH: 2500 words FORMAT: Business Report Further Details: iLearn -> Assessment Tasks -> Assessment 3. Case Study – Individual Assignment Submission: via iLearn 5 BUSA8030 and BUSA7030 ASSIGNMENT 3 – INDIVIDUAL CASE STUDY Useful tips Effective Referencing: Choose a referencing style. Either the Harvard or APA referencing style and ensure consistent usage throughout your assignment for accurate citations and a well-structured bibliography. Clear Communication: Strive for clarity, conciseness, and organisation in your writing to convey your ideas effectively and enhance the readability of your work. Thoughtful Revision: Avoid a last-minute rush. Allow some time, between your initial draft and final revision. This approach offers a fresh perspective and allows you to refine your work before submission. Academic Integrity: Maintain academic integrity by properly attributing and citing all sources, including figures, tables, and media content from existing materials. Emphasize originality in your thoughts and ensure your work is a unique reflection of your insights. Remember, utilising Macquarie's library resources and a mix of professional and academic articles can enrich your research, leading to a well-informed and comprehensive assignment. 6 APA Referencing HTTPS://YOUTU.BE/ITLFYXA9THW 7 Individual Assignment REFERENCES https://youtu.be/opp259YvaoE 8 Finding and Referencing a Journal Article Tutorial Activity B 1. Find a Peer-reviewed Journal Article that can be used as a reference for your Individual assignment. (Google Scholar, Or MQ Library – Multi-search) 2. Create a sentence based on the article and include the in-text reference for this Peer- reviewed Journal Article you have found. 3. Create a reference for the Peer-reviewed Journal Article that will go in your reference list at the end of your assignment. 9 Writing an Executive Summary HTTPS://YOUTU.BE/I1LAP8GLMXC?LIST=TLPQMDIWNTIWMJRU3OG-8Z2ZIW 10 Writing a professional Executive Summary for a report is crucial for succinctly conveying the key findings, recommendations, and implications to decision-makers. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to write one effectively: 1. Understand the Purpose: Before you start writing, understand the report's purpose and the intended audience. The Management Summary provides an executive overview of the report's contents, so keep it concise and focused on what matters most to stakeholders. 2. Identify Key Findings: Review the report thoroughly and identify the main findings, conclusions, and recommendations. These should be the focal points of your Management Summary. Highlight the most significant insights that address the objectives of the report. 3. Craft a Clear Structure: Organize your Management Summary in a logical structure that mirrors the flow of the report. Typically, it should include sections such as Introduction, Key Findings, Recommendations, and Conclusion. Each section should be clearly labelled for easy navigation. 4. Write Succinctly: Keep your sentences and paragraphs concise and to the point. Avoid unnecessary jargon or technical language that may confuse non-expert readers. Aim for clarity and simplicity while conveying the essence of your message. 5. Summarize Key Findings: In the Key Findings section, briefly summarise the most important insights from the report. Focus on answering key questions such as "What were the main findings?" and "What do they mean for the organisation?" 6. Provide Actionable Recommendations: In the Recommendations section, outline actionable steps based on the report’s findings. Be specific about what actions should be taken, by whom, and within what timeframe. Prioritise recommendations based on their potential impact and feasibility. 7. Include Supporting Evidence: While the Management Summary should be concise, it's essential to include enough supporting evidence to validate your findings and recommendations. You can reference specific data, statistics, or case studies from the main report to bolster your points. 8. Conclude with Impact: In the Conclusion section, briefly reiterate the significance of the findings and recommendations. Emphasise the potential impact on the organisation or stakeholders and the importance of taking action based on the insights provided. 9. Review and Edit: Once you've drafted the Management Summary, review it carefully for clarity, coherence, and accuracy. Check for any grammatical errors or inconsistencies and make revisions as needed. 10. Seek Feedback: Before finalising the Management Summary, consider seeking feedback from colleagues or stakeholders to ensure it effectively communicates the report’s key messages and resonates with the intended audience. By following these steps, you can write a professional Management Summary that effectively summarises your report's key findings and recommendations, enabling decision- makers to grasp the essential insights quickly and take appropriate action. This Management Summary was prepared with guidance from OpenAI's ChatGPT, a language model developed by OpenAI, version 2. Week 5 Activities This week… Post your Week 5 reflection (1 mark) Study for Week 6 In-Class test (15 marks) Start your Individual assignment (30 marks) 12 How to Write an Executive Summary or Management Summary https://youtu.be/SE-wnHBtP1s

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